St. Johns County will host Passport Saturday at the Richard O. Watson Judicial Center on August 2, 2025, from 8:30 AM to 1:30 PM, providing a convenient passport application process without appointments.

Sheriff T.K. Waters of Jacksonville addressed public concerns following viral footage of William Anthony McNeil, Jr.'s arrest, clarifying no criminal acts by officers and promising transparency amid ongoing reviews.

Jacksonville unveils the $11 million Park Street Road Diet project, emphasizing cycling and walking, despite funding challenges for the larger Emerald Trail.

A young girl found in Jacksonville was reunited with her family thanks to community efforts and social media, as reported by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

Duval County Public Schools achieved an A rating, with 99% of schools receiving A, B, or C grades, marking significant academic improvement and the district's highest grade on record.

A Putnam County 911 dispatcher was fired and charged with animal cruelty, with the local sheriff expressing disappointment and the investigation ongoing.

The City's CRA and Inspire Placemaking seek public input on Cordova Street improvements in St. Augustine's HACRA, with an in-person event and online tools for feedback.

The City of Blue Ash announces that Thursday's recycling collection by GFL is delayed until Saturday due to staffing issues. Residents are advised to keep bins out for the weekend pickup.

79-year-old Phyllis Atkins was found safe after being reported missing in St. Johns County, with the sheriff's office announcing her recovery on social media.

Bradford County Sheriff Gordon Smith notified the community of local sexual predator Brian Vanderpool's residence, emphasizing the intent for public safety and discouraging vigilantism.

Sheriff Gordon Smith informed the public about a local registered sexual offender, John Padgett, on Facebook, emphasizing transparency and urging against harassment.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrested three men near the Duval Day festival for firearms and marijuana possession. The event continued safely under police vigilance.

St. Johns County urges residents to keep plastic bags out of recycling carts to prevent machine blockages, advocating for proper recycling and reduction of single-use plastics.